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Suppose v hav a point object on a table and v hav a glass slab which is at a height h from the table.Then when viewed from above the slab will the apprent depth change with increase or decrease in h.Please mention the reason and if yes then whats the variation.
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Hey ....
μ = Real depth / Apparent Depth
Let , thickness of slab = t
Height above object = h
Height of the observer above the slab = e
Thus,
Apparent Depth = (e + t + h)/μ
d(Apparent Depth)/dh = 1/μ
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sumegha said:
Suppose v hav a point object on a table and v hav a glass slab which is at a height h from the table.Then when viewed from above the slab will the apprent depth change with increase or decrease in h.Please mention the reason and if yes then whats the variation.
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